Images of America: Wisconsin Army National Guard is a photographic history containing more than 200 images paired with a descriptive narrative that follows the illustrious story of more than 150 years of wartime service. The book highlights little-known facts about the leaders; soldiers; and units that shaped Wisconsins military history. It begins with the Civil War legends of Old Abe and the Iron Brigade and continues through the transformational years of the National Guard during the Spanish-American War and Mexican border crisis of the 1910s. It chronicles the unbelievable sacrifices of the 32nd Red Arrow Division during both world wars and recounts the role played by Wisconsin units in the more recent War on Terror. Both historians and general readers of history will value this guide as an enjoyable and enlightening resource.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Bonnie F.HillVery helpful understanding Albee; and a number of his plays. Really interesting read!1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Informative page-turner for an Albee fanBy C. BoyceAlbee is without doubt my favorite living playwright; so Im a little biased; but I read and enjoyed this book; and felt like I got to know Albee a lot better in the process; without losing any of my respect for him.Since his plays are so much about family and the pursuit of "success"; its worthwhile to know about how Albee--who was adopted--grew up. I recommend this to anyone who admires Albees plays; and also to sceptics who want more insight on the ideas and the man behind them.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. FIRST RATE !By mastersallAn excellent bio of one of Americas most important playwrights.A must for anyone interested in theatre. After reading Mr Gussowsbook I reread many of Albees plays and marveled at his talent.
